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James (Thomas) A Treatise of the Corruption of Scripture, Councels, and Fathers, by the Prelats, Pastors, and Pillars of the Church of Rome, for the maintenance of Popery and irreligion, 5 parts in 1, with initial blank, woodcut decorations, wormhole to lower margin with loss of one letter from imprint, slight marginal water-staining, nineteenth century armorial bookplates of Marbury Hall, sheets from sixteenth century Italian work supplied as endpapers, contemporary limp vellum, lacking ties, stained, patch across lower joint nibbled away, [STC 14463], by H.L. for Mathew Lownes, 1612.

An oval English enamel snuff box, c1780, the top decorated with pink and blue lattice ground, flowers heart and diamond shaped cartouches, some restoration, the base decorated floral sprigs, 6cm, a slightly later pink ground snuff box of rectangular form with ogee front, the lid and sides decorated white cartouches and lattice work, with floral sprigs, some damage and restoration, 7 x 4.5 and a Bilston patch box, the white enamelled lid transfer decorated and inscribed 'Esteem the Giver', with green enamelled base, 4.5cm (3)

A Bilston patch box, c1780, the pale blue ground with white enamel jewelling and vignette inscribed 'Esteem the Giver', 4cm, an oval South Staffordshire snuff box, c1770 the cobalt blue ground lid with white cartouche and floral decoration, 7cm, two English circular patch boxes, the tops decorated floral sprays, 3cm diameter. A Limoges ceramic scent box housing 3 glass scent bottles, the box painted ribbon and swag decoration, an oval French ceramic snuff box with blue chequered and floral decoration and anthemion catch 5cm, and a 19th century French Napoleon III coffin shaped porcelain snuff, the red ground with floral cartouche and gilt beading, with psudeo Sevres mark, 7.5cm (7)

Georg Jensen: A Silver Circular Patch Box, with embossed top set with five cabochon garnets, import marks, London 1921, 40mm

Janvier (Jean) L'Amerique, divisee en ses principaux Etats, engraved map, in original outline hand-colouring, 485 x 665mm., central vertical fold, repaired loss lower left, not affecting any land masses, two small marginal repairs, a small patch of light browning lower right, Venice, Santini, c.1780.

18th Century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the oval top with the inscription 'For the Sake of the Giver Keep It Forever', pale blue ground, 1.5".

A pair of slip cast Staffordshire earthenware recumbent spaniels, 19th century, each russett patch marked on an oval cushion and rectangular yellow line base, both damaged, 2" wide (2)

A Staffordshire earthenware recumbent spaniel, 19th century, the russet patch marked animal with yellow collar and chain on an oval yellow line base, some enamel loss, 3" long,

A George Jones majolica faux bois oval bough pot and pierced liner, painted with coloured glazes in shades of brown and green, the interior pale-blue, the mottle green and brown base with pale patch with painted numerals 228?, 11.5cm wide, circa 1875

A late 18th Century 2in. oval enamel patch box with interior mirror to the lid, decorated floral garlands and swags, inscribed "Esteem the Giver" (chipped and cover cracked).

A pair of Derby 18th Century putti with floral garlands about their heads, holding baskets of flowers, patch marks, 4in. high. (one restored)

An early 19th Century South Staffordshire enamel pill box, the domed cover inscribed 'A Friends Gift', 3cm diameter, together with South Staffordshire white metal and enamel patch box, circa 1760 (at fault) 2.7cm wide (2)

A patch work quilt with hexagonal shaped panels and pink border, lined, 240cm long.

AN ENAMEL SNUFF BOX AND A PATCH BOX Both dark blue ground. Circa 1800, and a patch box with inscribed cover (3) ++Damages

SEVEN VARIOUS ENAMEL PATCH BOXES With inscribed covers. Circa 1800 ++All badly damaged

ENAMEL BOXES. Four patch boxes with inscribed covers and three other boxes. Circa 1800. ++All badly damaged

THREE PATCH BOXES with tortoiseshell or mother-of-pearl covers, 18th Century, and a silver mounted chestnut box, 18th Century ++Some damage

JOHN BONNY (Fl.1870-1892) HAYMAKING IN A RIVERSIDE MEADOW, DORKING, SURREY Signed, inscribed on the stretcher, oil on canvas 50 x 75cm. ++ One small patch verso. Light clean advised. Original gilt frame. * Probably a pseudonym for Henry Maidment.

J** LANGLOIS (19th CENTURY) TERRIERS RATTING IN A BARN; TERRIERS AT A FOX HOLE A pair, both signed, oil on canvas Each 48 x 73.5cm. (2) ++ The former with small patch on reverse, otherwise each is in appealingly grubby condition.

A 1930s/40s teddy bear, probably by Chiltern, the fully jointed golden plush body with fabric pads and glass eyes, overall height 40cm (small patch on left arm)

A George Jones Majolica Pottery Cheese Bell and Cover, the apple twig handle with flowering terminals against a turquoise ground, with a woven osier girdle band and conforming band to the circular base, impressed GJ monogram within a circle, patch with painted number 11, impressed diamond Design Registration Mark for 23 December 1871, {30cm} (slight stain to stand and short hairline crack to bell rim) . See lot 61 for illustration.

A Derby Porcelain Figure of a Girl, seated on a stump, wearing a flower-trimmed broad brimmed hat, decollete dress and holding a basket of flowers on her knees, on a scroll moulded shaped base, in soft enamel colours heightened in gilt, patch marks incised NO8, {14cm high} (slight damage and minor losses),.

DERBY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORIES - A Derby figural candlestick, as a draped cherub, standing before a bocage, a pierced basket of flowers over one arm and holding a posy, pierced scroll base and loop handle, the pierced sconce in turquoise and puce, 6.75in high, patch marks, c.1770

DERBY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORIES - A Derby figure of The French Shepherd, he stands barefoot before a tree stump holding a puppy on his knee, enamelled in tones of pink, yellow and brown picked out in gilt, 5.25in high, patch marks, c.1770

A Regency oval patch box, Cocks & Betteridge, Birmingham 1810, the cover engraved with flowers, 1"

A pair of George III silver sugar tongs, George Wintle, London 1801, a Victorian silver foliate engraved vesta case, Birmingham 1897, and a silver hexagonal 925 standard silver patch box (3)

A Staffordshire Blue Ground Enamel Patch Box of oval shape, the hinged white lid with central blue heart shaped cartouche with "jewelled" outline, indistinctly inscribed, flanked by a pair of doves, within a foliate cartouche tied with ribbon bow and with "jewelled" border, the lid interior with mirror. Length 1 3/4". Lid chipped.

A late 18th / early 19th century south Staffordshire enamel oval patch box, in green, the hinged cover painted with a neo-classical building in a landscape and 'Virtue is the greatest ornament of the fair', (some damage and lacking the mirror), 4 x 3 cm (1 1/2 x 1 1/4 in)

Three late 18th / early 19th century south Staffordshire enamel oval patch boxes, comprising, one in yellow the cover painted with an allegorical scene depicting an angel upon a cloud protecting a medallion of George III from arrows and 'May no weapon form'd against him prosper, God save the King', 6 cm (2 1/4 in), one in pale blue the cover painted with a dove and buildings and 'As the dove so is my love', 5 cm, (2 in), the other in royal blue, the cover 'A present from Birmingham', (all with chips and restoration)

A silver patch pot Birmingham, 1905

An early 19th Century blue enamel 1.75in. oval patch box with hinged cover and interior mirror decorated a bird and inscription 'a gift from Bath'.

A continental silver and floral enamel patch box, 1.25in. (3cm).

Two late 18th century pink enamel patch boxes with beaded decoration (a.f.)

A silver counter box decorated with a portrait of Queen Anne, together with a Continental white metal patch box

A Victorian engraved silver vinaigrette with floral scroll grille, maker George Unite, together with a plated circular patch box

A Derby porcelain figure of James Quinn in the role of Falstaff, William Duesbury & Co circa 1765-70, brightly coloured on a turquiose and gilt scroll base, patch marks, sword damaged, hat chipped, 10.5" high

A Derby porcelain figure of Shakespeare, William Duesbury & Co circa 1765, sparsely coloured on gilt and turquoise scroll base, patch marks, firing faults, 11.5" high

AN 18TH CENTURY BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, romantic copper line to the cover, length 4cm (s.d.)

A George III enamel patch box, the cover painted with a peasant girl resting on a fence, the interior fitted with a mirror, 5cm (2") and a similar box, the cover inscribed 'I will not CHANGE Till Death', 4cm (1.5")

A STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX inscribed 'Peace and Plenty'

A George II baluster mug, makers mark indistinct, London 1734, patch crest mark within a foliate cartouche, lappeted loop handle 4" high, approx. 7ozs and a silver goblet, London 1893 with inscription for the Melton Mowbray Show, domed base with egg and dart border 6" high, approx. 10ozs (2)

Four boxes and a medallion, comprising; a George IV oak and silver mounted round box and cover, engine turned with concave sides then cover with a silver medallion 'Made from the ruins of York Minster, burnt Feb'y 2nd 1829', and impressed mark inside 'York Minster 1829, I. Fossett, York', 10cm (4in), an ivory boat-shaped patch box with initial 'H', 9.5cm (3 3/4in), a mauchline ware round box 'The Harbour, Ramsgate', 4.5cm (1 1/2in), a rosewood and parquetry rectangular snuff box, 9.5cm (3 3/4in), and a bronze motor-racing medallion 'Le Touquet-Paris-Plage', 6-7-8 Sept. 1927, 7cm (2 3/4in), in a leather case

A GEORGIAN OVAL STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, the lid decorated with figures and motto "May thy Hand and mine, For ever entwine", approximately 2 ins x 1 1/2 ins and another smaller ditto, with motto "Truth is Sister, to Justice", approximately 1 1/2 ins x 1 ins, with faults.

A GEORGIAN CIRCULAR STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, with polychrome enamel figure of 'FAITH' to the lid, 1 ins diameter, another with motto "Esteem the giver", 1 1/4 ins diameter and an oval ditto, the lid decorated with two birds and motto "Respect the Giver", approximately 1 1/2 ins x 1 1/4 ins.

A Sevres style patch box and cover. 2 1/2" long (6.5cm), and a tortoiseshell and pique patch box

A Staffordshire figure of a huntsman, mid 19th century, dressed in cavalier style with cobalt jacket, orange sash and feathered headress, a bird of prey on his right arm, a brown patch marked dog by his side and a musket in his left hand, well coloured on green and brown washed enamel and gilt lined base, hairline crack, chips, 13" high

A Charles Bourne model of a recumbent horned sheep, partially painted with an iron-red patch, black hooves, eyes and nose and gilt horns, on a matt-blue gilt-line base, width 9cm., circa 1825 (some rubbing to enamels and gilding)

A Samuel Alcock recumbent greyhound, circa 1830, black patch marked on rocky oval canary yellow ground and gilt lined base impressed numerals, 4 in (10.16 cm) long

A porcelain model of a sheep, possibly Derby, late 18th/early 19th century, the animal with brown face and patch marks and naturalistically modelled body raised on an oval base encrusted with iron red and blue flowers and green leaves, some restoration, 4 in (10.16 cm) wide

A Georgian silver punch ladle, with a circular floral embossed bowl and twisted whalebone handle, approx 12.75 " long and a small George I silver circular PATCH BOX AND COVER, the lid with a circle of punched decoration, London 1716, approx 7/8" dia (2)

A comical matchstriker ‘Scratch your match on my patch’ (see lot 43 for illustration)

A fine cased pair of flintlock duelling pistols by Joseph Manton, serial no.s 6585 for 1815, 25.5cm sighted octagonal browned barrels each with blued foresight, cased hardened, recessed, platinum lined breeches inlet with JOSEPH MANTON LONDON stamp in platinum, colour hardened tangs engraved with flowers and scrolling foliage, colour hardened border and foliate engraved bolted locks with rain proof pans and vented frizzens, each engraved JOSEPH MANTON PATENT and with the serial no.s 6900 and 6901, roller frizzens, half stocked with horn fore-ends, octagonal silver escutcheons, silver barrel bolt escutcheons, chequered butts, blued steel mounts, the butt caps retaining all of their original finish, the trigger guards with traces of finish and with serial numbers, stands of arms and pineapple finials, horn capped wood ramrods, contained in their original case, complete with correct compliment of accessories including red leather covered three-way powder flask, mallet, cleaning brush, turnscrew, flints, balls and patch tin, later brass cleaning rod/rammer, the lid with original makers trade label for Davies, Street, Berkley Square, London, recessed brass carrying handle, ivory keyhole escutcheon. See Great British Gunmakers, The Mantons 1782-1878 by D.H.L Back, page 108.

A CONTINENTAL EMPIRE STYLE ENAMEL PATCH BOX AND COVER, with white metal mounts, the cream ground decorated in gilt and green with exotic birds, cherubs and flambeau, 2", in fitted case